disabledcare
Disabledcare refers to the system of policies, services, and practices designed to support people with disabilities in daily living, health, education, employment, and community participation. It includes formal care—such as home care, personal assistance, rehabilitation, and respite services—and informal support from family, friends, and community networks. The aim is to promote autonomy, dignity, and inclusion in line with disability rights principles.
Core components include person-centered planning, accessibility and universal design, and coordinated delivery across health, social, and
Policy frameworks address eligibility, funding (public, private, or mixed), and safeguards for privacy and safety. Rights-based
Challenges include limited funding, workforce shortages, geographic variation, and fragmentation of services. Stigma and lack of
Evaluation focuses on independence, participation in education and work, health status, and satisfaction with support. When